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Ok, here is one we did last night. it's just a printable coloring turkey, we added streamers and flowers to streamers, we cut out turkey and glued to brown construction paper, trimmed it out put all together and you have a cute turkey wall decor to hang wherever. very easy and quick to do and make a few. cute embellishement with a bow at the top. streamers are longer, but couldn't get into picture.Enjoy all of 10 minutes to make. Bizmom

i love this idea, i'm going to try to do it Thanksgiving weekend i think i'll have all my Grands [9] together! i'll put their names on a 1/2 sheet of card stock in their favorite color in a fun font w/the year and then i can just run the kids through assembly line style! What a fun tradition!!! i'll try to post finished pictures

Thanks for the inspiration!

i don't know how to get your name to show on here....i'll get it figured out...maybe i should have hit the quote button...

i love this poem it will be great to have some of our older Grands read it before we eat! Thanks so much!

Quoting crickettty:

Five Kernels

Place Setting
Markers:

Put five kernels of corn or candy corn in cellophane and tie closed with a
fall-colored ribbon. Large field corn kernels looks great, but popcorn kernels
can be used also. Kids love it with candy corn!

Fold a piece of construction paper in half to make a
tent sign. Center poem on it and glue down with a glue
stick. Trim edges.

Glue the corn in upper left corner as shown in
picture.

Write name across the top with a silver or gold
glitter pen and put on or near plate as a place marker.

Cards:

Fold construction paper or cardstock in
half and in half again so that it is quarter sheet size. Follow
instructions above.

Or just print the poem on cardstock and
attach corn.

Five Kernels

The first winter in Plymouth was very cold
And hunger abounded as the year unrolled.
Some days each only had five kernels of corn.
Their lives were becoming sad and forlorn.

But then spring came and their harvest grew.
The pilgrims began to thrive and their spirits did too.
But they never forgot the bleak times after they did abate
So on Thanksgiving they'd put five kernels on each plate.

The first kernel reminded them of the autumn beauty.
The second one of the freedom that they held dearly.
The third reminded of their love and care for each other
And the fourth was for dear friends like the Indian brother.

The fifth kernel reminded of God's love and care for all.
So as you prepare and celebrate Thanksgiving this fall,
Remember to put five little kernels on each dinner plate
To honor the pilgrims and give thanks for our good fate.

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